Transmission Link Cable needed
1998 Itasca 32ft motorhome. After several hours of diagnostics and a 20 mile tow behind a wrecker, it has been determined that the transmission link cable is seized solid. The cable has been remov...
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Chaser,
You may want to Try this:
1)Remove the cable from the RV. (or at least the end in the cab)
2)Place a 2 or 3 ft. long hose over one end of the cable housing, and Clamp the hose securely.
3)Fill the hose with penetrating oil or transmission fluid.
4)Pressurize the hose with compressed air and try to move the cable while pressurized, repeat as required.
Good luck.
You may want to Try this:
1)Remove the cable from the RV. (or at least the end in the cab)
2)Place a 2 or 3 ft. long hose over one end of the cable housing, and Clamp the hose securely.
3)Fill the hose with penetrating oil or transmission fluid.
4)Pressurize the hose with compressed air and try to move the cable while pressurized, repeat as required.
Good luck.
